Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength

Introduction. The modulus of elasticity refers to one of the main physical and mechanical characteristics of reinforced local grounds. Deformations of soils and building materials are usually described by Hooke’s law. The main laboratory testing methods include applying of uniaxial compression, tria...

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Main Authors: N. A. Slobodchikova, S. V. Klyuev, K. V. Plyuta
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Language:Russian
Published: Siberian State Automobile and Highway University 2024-11-01
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Online Access:https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1891
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author N. A. Slobodchikova
S. V. Klyuev
K. V. Plyuta
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S. V. Klyuev
K. V. Plyuta
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description Introduction. The modulus of elasticity refers to one of the main physical and mechanical characteristics of reinforced local grounds. Deformations of soils and building materials are usually described by Hooke’s law. The main laboratory testing methods include applying of uniaxial compression, triaxial compression, rigid stamp technics. Determining the modulus of elasticity is a complex, time-consuming and labor-intensive test. There are empirical models that describe the relationship between the modulus of elasticity and various parameters and characteristics (compressive strength, binder content in the mixture, etc.). However, these models are mainly developed for stabilized soils and for crushed stone reinforced with Portland cement.   Methods and materials. To determine the pattern of change in the modulus of soils’ elasticity reinforced with inorganic binding materials from compressive strength, studies were conducted on samples of various soils strengthened with Portland cement and lime. Existing methods specified in the regulatory and technical documentation were used to produce the samples.   Results. Based on the performed research, two empirical models were developed that reflect the dependence of the elastic modulus values on the compressive strength values of soils reinforced with Portland cement and lime.   Discussion and conclusions. Existing testing methods of the elastic modulus are lengthy and labor-intensive. The developed empirical models allow us to obtain approximate values of the elastic modulus from the values of compressive strength of soil samples reinforced with Portland cement and lime.
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spelling doaj.art-9afdaee41c8c422996414b82f029fbb62025-03-02T10:48:34ZrusSiberian State Automobile and Highway UniversityВестник СибАДИ2071-72962658-56262024-11-0121578680010.26518/2071-7296-2024-21-5-786-800897Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strengthN. A. Slobodchikova0S. V. Klyuev1K. V. Plyuta2Irkutsk National Research Technical UniversityBelgorod State Technological University named after V.G. ShukhovIrkutsk National Research Technical UniversityIntroduction. The modulus of elasticity refers to one of the main physical and mechanical characteristics of reinforced local grounds. Deformations of soils and building materials are usually described by Hooke’s law. The main laboratory testing methods include applying of uniaxial compression, triaxial compression, rigid stamp technics. Determining the modulus of elasticity is a complex, time-consuming and labor-intensive test. There are empirical models that describe the relationship between the modulus of elasticity and various parameters and characteristics (compressive strength, binder content in the mixture, etc.). However, these models are mainly developed for stabilized soils and for crushed stone reinforced with Portland cement.   Methods and materials. To determine the pattern of change in the modulus of soils’ elasticity reinforced with inorganic binding materials from compressive strength, studies were conducted on samples of various soils strengthened with Portland cement and lime. Existing methods specified in the regulatory and technical documentation were used to produce the samples.   Results. Based on the performed research, two empirical models were developed that reflect the dependence of the elastic modulus values on the compressive strength values of soils reinforced with Portland cement and lime.   Discussion and conclusions. Existing testing methods of the elastic modulus are lengthy and labor-intensive. The developed empirical models allow us to obtain approximate values of the elastic modulus from the values of compressive strength of soil samples reinforced with Portland cement and lime.https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1891reinforced soilsmodulus of elasticitylaboratory testing methodscompressive strengthempirical models
spellingShingle N. A. Slobodchikova
S. V. Klyuev
K. V. Plyuta
Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
Вестник СибАДИ
reinforced soils
modulus of elasticity
laboratory testing methods
compressive strength
empirical models
title Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
title_full Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
title_fullStr Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
title_full_unstemmed Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
title_short Dependence of the soils’ elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
title_sort dependence of the soils elastic modulus reinforced with inorganic binders on compressive strength
topic reinforced soils
modulus of elasticity
laboratory testing methods
compressive strength
empirical models
url https://vestnik.sibadi.org/jour/article/view/1891
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